a secret labyrinth built by the Incas has been discovered. Irene Wright McClatchy News High in the Andes mountains of Peru, the city of Cuzco once served as the center of Incan power. Cuzco ...

A second Siemens Gamesa 5.X blade in a matter of months has broken off a turbine at a Swedish onshore wind farm, resulting in 51 further turbines being shut down at the site. The blade on the SG ...

Chinese state-owned manufacturing giant CRRC has installed a prototype 20MW floating offshore wind turbine that's among the largest ever erected globally. CRRC – best known as a leading railway ...

On Monday, the equipment manufacturer Senvion and Voodin Blade Technology announced plans to research and test turbine prototypes made using the world’s longest wooden blades. Wind farms are ...

TOKYO, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Demand for gas turbines should remain solid even if data centres require less electricity, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries' (MHI) (7011.T), opens new tab finance chief said on ...

Dubai has introduced a special seal to certify artificial intelligence (AI) companies operating in the emirate. Officially recognised by all Dubai government entities, the AI Seal will establish a ...

At times stretching more than a mile, the labyrinth connected the Temple of the Sun to key points, such as a fortress. Incan builders made use of what’s known as the cut-and-cover method of ...

When asked by ComicBook if the reports of a new Labyrinth were true, Eggers confirmed, “The thing is, I always have a ton of things in development because you need to to survive this industry ...

Investigations are underway at the 923 megawatt (MW) MacIntyre wind farm in south-western Queensland, following a turbine blade break at the huge project in late December. The incident at what is ...

Land-based wind turbines currently produce 10% of the United State's electricity, according to American Clean Power, an industry group. The vast majority of those are built on private land.

Spotting a seal on land on P.E.I. might come as a surprise for some, but it's no cause for concern, says the Marine Animal Response Society. It's pupping season, and it's completely "normal" for ...